Yes, it is possible.
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A corporation such as Microsoft tries to make as much profit as possible where as a non profit Corporation such as a hospital isn't looking to make money
It is an uncertified stock.
There is no such thing as non profit stock. Stock implies ownership in a for profit company.
No. Non stock may just mean the for profit company is privately held, meaning it is not a publicly traded company.
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No. Answers Corporation, the company owning and operating WikiAnswers.com, is not a non-profit organization. Rather, it is a for-profit corporation, publicly traded on the NASDAQ Capital Market - the stock symbol is ANSW. Answers Corporation does not accept donations.
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A corporation such as Microsoft tries to make as much profit as possible where as a non profit Corporation such as a hospital isn't looking to make money
False. Preferred stock can indeed be structured as non-cumulative and non-participating. Cumulative preferred stock accrues unpaid dividends, while non-participating preferred stock does not allow shareholders to benefit from excess earnings beyond a fixed dividend. Therefore, it is possible for a preferred stock to be both non-cumulative and non-participating.
The question answers itself. The family owns it - it is a non-stock company - and it is a Limited Liability Corporation under the laws of whatever state it is located in.
Yes, just like general professional partnership. Use 1702Q
No, they can't. They can, however, suggest a merge.(See the Related question for details.)
The following requirements to request for tax exemption for non-stock, non profit corporation in the Philippines are: 1. Letter of Application for tax exemption; 2. Certified true Copy of Certificate of Registration issued by the SEC; 3. Certified True copy of Article of Incorporation which must include the following provisions: a.) That the corporation is a non-stock and non-profit; b.) That the primary purpose for which it was created is one of those enumerated under sec. 30 of the Tax code of 1997; c.) That no part of the net income inure to the benefit of any of its members; d.)That the trustee do not received any compensation;and e.) That in case of dissolution, assets of the corporation shall be transferred to similar institution ot to the government. 4,)Certified true copy of By-laws of the Corporation by the SEC; 5.) Income Tax returns with finacial Statements for the last three years of operation unless the non-stock, non-profit corporation is newly incorporated by: Raulito D. Pigar
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It is an uncertified stock.